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Author Archives: matthew.horton
The Fight of the Century: Modernity vs Antiquity (1910 & 1912)
Arts & Culture 1910 was a year that marked a massive change in the world. F.T. Marinetti’s “The Futurist Manifesto” had been published one year earlier, advocating for modern art to stop looking to the past and for aggressive literature … Continue reading
Show Your Wit, Man: The Poetics of “One’s-Self I Sing”
Walt Whitman’s poem, “One’s-Self I Sing” embodies the Good Gray Poet’s obsession of being a “separate person” as well as “en-Masse.” What is unique about this poem is its brevity. Whitman is most celebrated as creating the American epic, Leaves … Continue reading